Sentence examples for more severe version from inspiring English sources

Several groups began to impose a more severe version of Islam on the tolerant culture of the valley: women were made to wear veils, and bars and beauty parlors were closed down.

That sounds bad, but it might have been better to have experienced a milder version of a downturn in 1998 than the more severe version of 10 years later.

He also investigated post-stroke syndromes, in which patients deny that a paralyzed limb has become immobile or, in a more severe version, insist that the paralyzed arm or leg belongs to someone else.

A more severe version of the British tax was passed by the U.S. House of Representatives in March, after an uproar over $165 million in bonuses paid to A.I.G. employees after the company received a huge government bailout.

Historical figures, including Cotton Mather, Mary Wortley Montagu, and Voltaire, championed the practice of variolation, in which individuals were infected with a mild form of smallpox to protect them from a more severe version of the disease.

In 2007, she played a more sinister version of herself, in "Boarding Gate," a film by the French director Olivier Assayas, and a more severe version of herself, in "I'm Not There," a film by the indie director Todd Haynes.

Higher scores are indicative of more severe problems; (e) EuropASI (European version of the Addiction Severity Index) in the prior month.

The 19-item version (ADCS-ADL19), covering mainly basic ADL, is used for the assessment of patients with more severe AD, while the 23-item version (ADCS-ADL23) includes more complex ADL for the assessment of mild to moderate AD, such as reading books or magazines, pastime activities, or household chores.

His version of Cubism was more severe and classical, and less spontaneous, than theirs.

Of the seven, those with the low-activity version of COMT showed more severe psychotic symptoms and a significantly greater drop in verbal IQ.

One common theory is that nightmares are more emotionally disturbing and intense versions of bad dreams, a more severe form of the same essential phenomenon.